Democrats looking for their voters back

From KOTA News, it appears that the second largest political party lost something, and now they’re asking for it back:

Officials say fewer than half of the more than 5,000 voters who switched have switched back, only about 2,000 as of this week.

Officials are asking everyone to do so immediately, saying this could severely hurt the Democratic Party by making it significantly harder for its candidates to win this November.

Read the story here.

Well, what did they think was going to happen?

7 thoughts on “Democrats looking for their voters back”

    1. By “harder to win”, they mean “harder to know who to text for money”. Not blaming them but yeah, no need to vote along your party registration.

  1. MESSAGE FROM ANTI-DOEDEN WAVE: We want to appear on the GOP rolls against the possibility that some disaster will befall Democratic Party registrants, by whoever or whatever means you want to infer.

    1. Come on. Mike Rounds is a powerhouse vote getter in this state, yet as governor, his applause lines always got quiet and crickets chirping.

  2. Liberals would make a bigger impact if they just sent their donation to pay for school lunches. Instead of donating to a candidate that has no chance of winning!
    RLTW

    1. Why donate to a Republican candidate you know will win? Just donate to pay for school lunches that Conservatives cut. No welfare for school lunches.

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